PDF-Perennials - Shrubs

Blue Mist Spirea Caryopteris spp Nectar source Produces lightblue flowers in late summer to fall 2436 inches in height Attracts a broad variety of insects Butterfly bush Buddleia david. Once introduced they can quickly colonize disturbed areas trailsides and stream banks and sometimes spread into wildlands along roads Broom species are somewhat shade tolerant though in general Scotch broom is found in drier sunnier locations Indivi Seeds should be planted inch deep and final plant spacing should be 46 inches apart in all directions Mulches may be used to conserve water and control weeds Control weeds insects and diseases throughout the year Harvest chives by cutting the leave Nov at low elevations Planted in spring at higher elevations Bloom fall through spring Heattolerant plants summer annuals Planted after last spring frost Bloom through summer and fall brPage 5br Winter annuals lobelia geraniums alyssum dusty miller angels trumpet 36 yellow gold cream Good container fragrance plant poisonous Centaurea moschata var suaveolens sweet sultan 1824 yellow Unusual chocolate fragrance Cosmos atrosanguineus chocolate cosmos 23 deep maroon Faint chocolate scent Datura sp 13 maidenhair fern emergent 14 blue false indigowhite prairie cloverpurple prairie clovershowy tick-trefoilpurple coneflowerqueen-of-the-prairiewild geraniumprairie smokeshowy sunflowerox-eyebush clov Forages and Grasses. Created by: Arlene Barrett, Dennis Bratton, Mariah Gumphrey, Haley Vrazel. Objectives. Analyze Warm Season Perennials/Annuals.. Examine Cool Season Perennials/Annuals.. Resources. 1. Table of Contents. PAGE # TITLE . 3 Thorntons Inc. Signage. 4 Landscape Bed Standards. . 5. . Trimming Shrubs. . 6 Dead Shrubs. . . 7. Lawn Care. . 8. Weed Control. . Perennials are one of the many treasures in the garden but after time they may have outgrown their spot or just aren’t as vigorous as when they were first planted. These plants actually perfo Flowers and Fruits. Flowers and Fruits. Angiosperms develop unique reproductive organs known as . flowers. .. Flowers and Fruits. Flowers are an evolutionary advantage because they . attract animals. Forages and Grasses. Created by: Arlene Barrett, Dennis Bratton, Mariah Gumphrey, Haley Vrazel. Objectives. Analyze Warm Season Perennials/Annuals.. Examine Cool Season Perennials/Annuals.. Resources. Predator . Prey Thicket . . . Vocabulary: Week of October . 28. th. To feel that you are in danger or harm. An animal that hunts another animal for food. A thick growth of shrubs or bushes. An animal that is hunted by another for food. ~ Grasses, Shrubs, and Forbs. Based on the most limiting nutrients on rangelands in the western U.S.. Energy – . Structural carbohydrates (e.g. cellulose). Sugars & Starch. fats (to a limited degree, but important for birds and rodents).. Ms. Gripshover. Landscaping. Unit 16. Our Objectives. Identify the different methods of harvesting plant materials used by the nursery. trade.. Prepare . for planting trees, shrubs, and ground covers.. What is a perennial?. A perennial is a plant that lives 2 or more. seasons and is usually cold hardy.. The term is used to distinguish between. annuals and biennials.. Also used to distinguish herbaceous plants.